The Reaction Unit is a complete, modular stirred reactor system engineered for controlled chemical synthesis, reaction development, and pilot-scale process optimization. Designed as a core component of standard industrial glass units, this system supports atmospheric, vacuum, and inert gas operations with optional reflux integration.
Constructed from high-quality borosilicate glass, the Reaction Unit delivers chemical resistance, thermal stability, and full process visibility, making it an ideal solution for R&D labs, pilot plants, and specialty chemical production environments.
How the Reaction Unit Works – Step-by-Step Process
This design enables safe, repeatable, and scalable reaction control.
Construction & Materials
Technical Specifications
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Parameter |
Details |
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Capacity Range |
Tens to Hundreds of Liters (Catalog Sizes) |
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Operating Pressure |
Atmospheric, Vacuum, Slight Positive Pressure |
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Temperature Range |
–50°C to +200°C |
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Stirring System |
Variable Speed Mechanical Drive |
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Coupling Type |
Magnetic or Mechanical Coupling |
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Configuration |
Reaction Vessel with Reflux Condenser |
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Ports |
Feed, Sampling, Withdrawal, Utility Ports |
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Utilities |
Heating / Cooling Media, Vacuum, Inert Gas |
Key Features & Benefits
Safety & Operating Advantages
Designed for safe, continuous, and controlled reaction execution.
Applications of Reaction Unit
Industries We Serve
Pharmaceutical Industry
Chemical & Specialty Chemicals
R&D & Pilot Plants
Optional Accessories & Customization
(Standardized modular accessories – Add / Remove / Mix & Match)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. Can the Reaction Unit operate under vacuum?
Yes, it supports vacuum, atmospheric, and inert gas operation.
Q2. What materials are used for wetted parts?
Borosilicate glass and PTFE, ensuring high chemical resistance.
Q3. Can this unit be integrated with a distillation system?
Yes, it is fully modular and compatible with downstream units.
Q4. Is temperature control precise?
Yes, compatible with heating, cooling, and cryogenic systems.
Q5. What capacities are available?
Standard sizes range from tens to hundreds of liters.
Why Choose Our Reaction Unit?
